Corey Ribotsky and CMFNY
In June, the Children’s Medical Fund of New York, of which Corey Ribotsky is President, will be hosting its first annual golf and tennis charity classic in Long Island. This event has raised over a million dollars since it began 35 years ago. In as much as it is fantastic for one to give of their time to such a vital organization, providing the foundation with money is equally important. This is something not only close to Corey Ribotsky’s heart, but which he too understands from a practical standpoint. Thus a venture such as this makes volunteers like Ribotsky extremely pleased and proud. This kind of money will be put to excellent use at the CMFNY.
Ribotsky and Fundraising
These kinds of events are also a lot of fun. For anyone who wants to give of their time and money and do so whilst supporting such a crucial charitable venture, the golf and tennis charity classic is the way to go. While having fun, you can, like Corey Ribotsky, know that you are benefitting an organization whose goal is to “advance children’s health care.”
Corey Ribotsky and Big Developments at SUNY
Corey Ribotsky, a graduate of New York’s SUNY Stony Brook, might be quite excited about the university’s important venture, the Public Higher Education Empowerment and Innovation Act (PHEEIA). Such a project is not only seen to be important for the university, but also the City University of New York (CUNY) as well as the entire state of New York. Basically these universities are currently lacking the resources necessary for them to “achieve excellence.” The Act is attempting to implement a “fair tuition policy where revenue stays with the campuses, greater flexibility in public/private partnerships to allow campuses to provide better services for students and create new research opportunities, and relief from outdated regulations…complicating routine purchasing.”
SUNY Graduate Corey Ribotsky
With all of its goals, it is important to note that the main aim of the PHEEIA is to advance SUNY to its next level and also take on additional impressive faculty to add to the university’s current staff. With additional faculty the university would be able to have smaller classes which would translate into a higher quality education. This has to be good news for all of SUNY’s current students as well as nice to know for those who have already gone through the system, like SUNY graduate Corey Ribotsky.
Corey Ribotsky on Real Estate
Corey Ribotsky, Managing Member of the NIR Group, probably knows a thing or two about the current real estate market. The NIR Group LLC, an Alternative Asset Management Firm, specializes in four areas: direct investments; commodities; structured finance and real estate.
The real estate section of the NIR Group mainly provides mortgages which are usually quite dissimilar to those offered by banks, insurance companies, etc. In other words, these mortgages are much more short-term. While the person who takes out such a mortgage will usually end up paying more they still remain popular. This is because people often want to “limit equity dilution that can come from involving an equity investor to provide the necessary funds.”
Corey Ribotsky and the NIR Group team have probably been following the news in the real estate market as well. A study showed that foreclosures were up 16 percent from the beginning of 2009 to the start of the following year. Maybe this company’s mortgages can assist people and prevent them from being foreclosed.